windward
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Calling someone a thing is extremely disrespectful, Eagles fan or not.
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Calling someone a thing is extremely disrespectful, Eagles fan or not.
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Sorry, didn't realize he read CBZ and was perhaps offended............
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I thought so, too. Kind of tough to take that much flamboyance seriously, but it was interesting to hear how respectful and engaged he was in the story telling.
There's an wide variety of people in the world.
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It doesn't matter if the person reads it or not in my view.
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Yea that thing has feelings too
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During the middle of last week, or any day up until today, I probably would have called that person a "thing", laughed about it, ridiculed, and tried to justify my stance to any one person that opposed my opinion at that very moment.
It's funny how a Sunday sermon that I heard this morning has come to life; to be used in hopes of showing some much needed love in today's world.
God's love is boundless and abundant to the believer and non-believer, showing no prejudice. That goes for those who are lost, confused, or otherwise.
I know I'll slip, stumble, and fall back on old habits. Probably laugh at the very issue I'm passionate about right now. In the end, I'll be right back at asking the Man upstairs for forgiveness, compassion for others that differ from me, and patience in hopes I can get it right.
It's funny how a Sunday sermon that I heard this morning has come to life; to be used in hopes of showing some much needed love in today's world.
God's love is boundless and abundant to the believer and non-believer, showing no prejudice. That goes for those who are lost, confused, or otherwise.
I know I'll slip, stumble, and fall back on old habits. Probably laugh at the very issue I'm passionate about right now. In the end, I'll be right back at asking the Man upstairs for forgiveness, compassion for others that differ from me, and patience in hopes I can get it right.
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That sort of derision for somebody who deviates from the norm affects everybody. I agree. It takes a lot of bravery to be that much of a behavioral outlier.
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I don't have any feelings about the guy, but pity. He needs help. Most of these freak shows are an attempt to gain attention to themselves IMO. I choose not to associate with certain people because of their lifestyle, but I don't hate them or mistreat them.
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I agree with ya. Well done.
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It's not just Philadelphia, there are freaks in every square inch of our great country, go to south Dallas and you'll see a lot of the same.
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The sad thing about it is that freak behavior is now considered normal in our society. If Jenner could go back in time 50 years or so , the public reaction would not be welcoming him as a hero. He would have spent some time in a mental hospital. I read that Bruce's ex-wife , Kris, is now considering changing to a man. She really has mental issues other this. Her constant need for attention and money is a sickness. She supposedly was behind Kim's sex tape release . I can not imagine releasing a sex tape of my daughter for any amount of money. What is the world coming to?